We counted 140 Chilean Flamingos in the Wetlands at the end of December 2008. It is possible to see a group of Puna Ibis in the background.
Monday, January 19, 2009
Andean Falmingo - still pesent in Mejía
Andean Flamingo, Mejía Wetlands, 02.01.09. I have earlier posted photos of the same bird from November 2008.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjADAzTF0D4i8p_DCtMS0O6hwogyg7V_xeZuvhOLDRLC73OoyG3q1lDUwXHsHrBZsMSf86oI0Tnb4cxKMGBCx-8hBNSoEonREFsnLohHoBpnqb3y15nKTEgDLE2hDlS6bxGZYsrieCsfs1_/s400/Andean+Flamingo21.JPG)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiBb5McWOdH3BZ6KS62fcqwwtq_MFWwCLK-pm4x4qFegeab8LON1s33dsXfP9ksE9-dNBX9cC5At76Yz3nb2D6NIov28SXtvpS7whviUUXiprNNJ3JBLTAggiYGRDvs6a06V1wi_1sgoz9I/s400/Chilean+Falmingo+13.JPG)
Franklin's Gull - plumage variation
Friday, January 9, 2009
Colca valley 26-27.12.08
Labels:
Colca valley,
Sierra-Finches,
Thrushes,
Tit-Tyrants
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